The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-12-08

with his stone shipping industry.
Whitney complains thai ears can
not be got hold o. fact enough 60
supply the demand 81 las quarry
Manhattan N-t,0paiist
Progress ON the completion Of the
NJ. r. church j. not now retarded by
the non-arrlval 81 the coiored glass
aud heating apparatus. II was hop
Cd 90 have the entire work finished
by Christmas, and IL may Yet be
done. The Old and new structures
are 20 be- entirely replaster,d.
some ponderou- red stone, two
and three feet square. are to be- seen
in Bie vicinity of the Union Pacific
depot, for tine Episcopal Military
Institute They are brought from
Fort Collins. Colorado; when finish
ed and adjusted in their places they
furnish beautiful, diversified as
peci by the side OF the white stone.
August Kubach has been awarded
the contract Tor carrying the mails
between the Union Pacific depot and
the post Office. Compensation. $3.50
a year. He succeeds u. A. Van
Urine, who lately rendered his res
ignation 10 the Department. Mr.. X.
h. a very efficient msil-carrier.
A coroner's jury was held on the
remains Of the four men burned At
Rockville The fire vas found
to have been accidental aud suppos-
Ell 20 have been csused by the explo-
sion Of lamp. The man burned
about the head and face j. getting
along a. comfortably a. might be
expected
The officers elected by the knights
of Pythias last night are ms follows;
samuel Harris, c. c.; A. q Haruer,
V. C., +. =. Rising, p, =. Pearson,
X. Of r and :. ). " Frost, y. Of
f.. Chris. Bachtol. VI. OF T.; &. Z.
Fleck. VI 81 a. G.. G. Flick was
chosen a. representative TO the
grand lodge
Our " J.. Ciergs man, Rev. J. W
Edgar. gave thanks last Thanksgiv-
ing by getting married. the happy
bride being Miss Carrie L. Gillum,
OF Chico, kas. We extend the
usual courteeies to Rev. ]. w. and
his bride, and wish them happy
voyage through the coming years
KauoDol.s Journal
At the Episcopal convention
now in session at Topeka, Bishop
Thomas recommended that the
state be- divided into conyoeatious
or deaneries. Under this arrange
meut Saline county will belong 10
the northwest desuery. Rev. W
Il. Christian. OF Abilene, was made
dean OF this deanery.
The Ellie Hsodiight makes men
ton Of the death Of gentleman
quite wrll-knowu here.
Geo. smell. vino was general fore
man Of the b and T. department,
Brookviiie o. Denver, some three
wears ago, died Nov. 10th, al elm
Ton, Iowa. ot pneumonia. Mr..
smell was a conrad OF George Ellis
post. a.. \ r., having served ~ a
o o. ID. l.. y
fantry. attaiuin. the rank uI lst ser
grant
The Norwaik o.. EeF.c'or con
tains the following
Mr.. =. 4. Wildman has written a
letter To Judge &. "A. Scribner tie
clining tu contest the result Of the
Circuit Judge election.
Mr.. Wildman was ouly defeated by
81 votes, and the Irregularities in one
Of the voting precincts might have
resulted in his favor had he seen fit
to contest. Evidently Mr.. Wildman
j. a patriot.
Although Bru oder Davis seems to
feel that the JoURNAL il 3 thorn
sticking ia the H,rQid's side, the
JOURNAL l. charitable, and hopes
Rrudder Davis will be well reward
ed for his enterprise in publishing
a paper containing the afternoon
dispatches. II he does not receive
his reward in this world, he Gel tain
Is will IN the next-if by any hook
OF crook he can get there.
Mrs. Marshall and swo children
from Chester, ILL.,, departed on the
train Thursday for their home.
they have been visiting during the
past two months with county COLI
missioner Burke aud family in Elm
Creek township, having returned
with Mr.. Burke when he came home
from 81. Louis Encampment. They
are old friends. Mr.. Marshall Is
mate on the Arkansas City" which
plies on the Mississippi.
The holidays are fast approaching.
Merchants should bear in mind the
fact that il pays to advertise. The
more attractive, distinctive and
pi ointment their advertisements the
larger will be their repute and re-
uown aud the more extensive and
will their business become.
The newspaper that IL read at the
freside in the evening and leisurely
discussed i'm the family circle is by
far the best advertising medium for
merchants In all departments OF
trade.
Again we are compelled to an
nounce 20 our readers that the Sail
na dramatic company will be unable
10 play in this city tonight rs ad-
vertised in Saturdays paper. Mr..
Martin, who plays the leading part
in "IngOmar," was called TO Ohio
last week to attend the funeral OF
his wife's mother. They expect TO
make Clay visit shortly after the
holidays. al which time our people
should give them a royal reception,
~ they are some Of Salinas leading
Center Dispatch.